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@elonmusk Any chance the Navigate search box on the car’s map can include addresses from the connected phone’s contacts? A bit awkward on the UX side to have to open the Call app to get an address for navigation.
@Jiggs44 That was such a great time! Dad and I started in Vegas, so I could sit at a poker table the MINUTE I turned 21. Then drove down to Pasadena to meet up with you guys and watch a great game and celebrate! This is framed in our living room:
@COVID19NewsCo@atrupar I maybe spoke too soon. Those three all dropped back to zero today. Now it looks like Arizona, Illinois, Maryland and Ohio are all at the top of the list with 3 days.
https://t.co/UtauQx0Cy5
@COVID19NewsCo@atrupar Technically, Washington (4), Alabama and Vermont (both 3) are doing better than two days, using the either-or gating criteria from https://t.co/dYc3xA9IDk
Which is why the numeric sort has them listed in that order: EITHER declining cases OR declining percent positive tests.
Just found (and fixed) an issue viewing county data from states with a space in their name. Feels like I should've caught that earlier, but it's fixed now.
https://t.co/GvnwlqXqhp
According to prelim data, it looks like quite a few "streaks" will come to an end today. 5 days of decreases for KS, ME and NY look to be ending. DC, LA and MD look to be ending 4 days of decreases today. Site data updates expected in the next few hours.
https://t.co/GvnwlqFOSP
Today's updates are minor: Fixed an issue with the "Show X entries" and "Search" on county lists not showing up for Internet Explorer. Also, I'm now handling the larger county lists in a speedier way (should improve page load times significantly).
https://t.co/GvnwlqXqhp
FINALLY got around to adding some navigation (see the upper-left of any page) and cleaned up a few display issues. Still working on verifying county data, but I'm getting close and hope to have that completed by the end of the week.
https://t.co/GvnwlqXqhp
@phillijw Correct. There are two numbers of "Days Decreasing" for each state (one is total cases, the other is % positive -- new cases divided by number of tests). The HIGHER of those two numbers is what "counts" per https://t.co/dYc3xA9IDk and is what is used for the maps.
@JaneSomers Thanks Jane! It seemed like the easiest way (for me, at least) to see the info I wanted. Once it was built, I figured "Why not share this with others, in case they're wondering the same things I was?" Glad you like it and let me know if there's anything else you'd like to see!